Animation within an AVI export - Flash MX

I have Flash MX. I have created a Flash movie of the old
PACMAN game. The Pacman's mouth opens and closes as it moves.
Plays perfect in Flash but once I export as an AVI movie the
Pacman appears as a yellow circle ONLY. It's mouth does NOT open
and close automatically as it does in the Flash movie.
Summary: Animation within a Flash MX movie doesn't export and
play in AVI format.
Anyone seen this before? Have I missed something?
Thanks

KE00 wrote:
> I have Flash MX. I have created a Flash movie of the old
PACMAN game. The
> Pacman's mouth opens and closes as it moves.
>
> Plays perfect in Flash but once I export as an AVI movie
the Pacman appears as
> a yellow circle ONLY. It's mouth does NOT open and close
automatically as it
> does in the Flash movie.
>
> Summary: Animation within a Flash MX movie doesn't
export and play in AVI
> format.
>
> Anyone seen this before? Have I missed something?
Seen it way too many times.
Flash MX export to video does not support movie clips.
And if you happen to search the forum before posting, you
would find hundreds
of posts talking about this very issue and how to work out
flash to video exports.
Look for "Embedded Movie Clips"
http://www.flickerlab.com/flashtovideo/
Best Regards
Urami
"Never play Leap-Frog with a Unicorn."
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